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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 18, 1839

Page

5

Notable riots and Ribbonism debated in London notes

The piece surveys riots at Birmingham, Irish affairs discussions, and varied public concerns. It recounts a stormy Lords committee meeting at Trafalgar, debates on Ribbonism with witness testimony, notices of local openings, deaths, storms, and political commentary from multiple UK papers.

Continuing theatre season pleases crowds at multiple venues

Weekend audiences enjoyed Don Giovanni and The Gipsy at Henley theatre with Queen Victoria in attendance and encores common. Power played in King O Neil and Tim Moore at HarMARKET while Excusa Opera Horuss presented Snap-apple Night. Surrey and Strand theatres showcased Lambythe romance and Ballad Singer, with broad public appeal and notable cast. A grand masquerade at Vauxhall Gardens drew fashionably entertained crowds, and the American President ship brought an elephant and two banyans to London.

Hen’ Mazzsty Duchess of Kent Persians Grist Rubini Tamburini Lablache Duke of ‘Wellington Burghersh Lord Brougham Grace Harmarket Power King O'Neil Tim’ Moore Tom Noddy Farren Strickland Excusa Opera Horuss Kerry M‘cormac Mr. Lyon Phelim Mr Cormac Ribbon Conspiracy Captain Rock Kathleen M’cormac M'Cormac Rock Mr.t. Lee Barney O’rother Wilkie Lambythe Lambeth Eva Walter John Bull Mr. Dowton John Thornberry Moncrief W. West Miss Betts Uate Drury-lane Theatre Mrs. Selby Drury Also Oxberry Beadle Hammond W. Bennett J. W. Ray Dr. Nightshade Mr. Binge Miss Daly Alexander Lee Eliason United States Drury Lane Theatre Akill Susan Hobbs Brighton Winchester Southampton Isle of Wight Salisbury Thalberg Irch Nourrit Galignani John Lady Burgoyne Easton-lodge Monkstown Dublin Vauxhael Ganpens Masuerader Becne Earl of Charleville Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence Earl of Belfast Marquis of Waterford President St. Katharine’s Dock van Amburgh New York Tower of London Chadwick Bolivar

Tattersall and St Leger Bets Attract Sparse Action

Racing notes describe limited bets at Tattersalls with few significant wagers on the St Leger field. Reports from Cremorne Stadium recounts of horse races and prize cups, while other items note Belgian royal horse racing plans and obituaries for jockey John Jackson.

Cremorne‘house Chelsea Baron de Berenger Queen of Trumps Queen of Hearts Tom Tom Congressive Jackson

Imperial Parliament Sees Bills Read and Debated

Debates cover Police and Poor Laws bills, the Bank of Ireland bill advances, and debates on the Portuguese Slave-Trade Prevention Bill. Lords discuss insult to the British flag, Canton dispatches, and East Indies operations as Parliament adjourns after a long session with divisions and remarks by OConnell and the chancellor.

Ireland Birmingham Lord BroveHam India China Ellenborowgeh Mexbourne Portendie Africa Lord Mrelbovarnee Viscount Melbourne Duke of Wellington Lord Brougham Earl Staxucre Manchester Bolton County and District Constabulary Administration of Justice Bank OF Ireland O'Coxxext Huse Kemble O'Connell Ir. O'Connell Exchequer Downing-street Enis O'Connerl

Queen Arrives at Portsmouth After Brief Atlantic Crossing

A letter from the North and South American Coffee-house reports the British Queen arriving at Portsmouth at four in the morning after a roughly fourteen day voyage. The note cautions the distance from Land's End affects sailing time and rates with the Great Western. In a separate item, George Coker is arraigned at the Central Criminal Court for murder at Harefield on the 3rd. the jury returns a verdict of manslaughter and he is sentenced to life transportation.

Birmingham Warwick Justice Littledale House of Lords Trafalgar Greenwich Wharncliffe Major Warburton Mr. Plunket Tomkins Brew Mr. Barrington Mr. Green Captain Vignolles Ribbon Society M‘gregor Mr. O'Ferrall Major Browne Mr. Rathbone Terry-Alts the Chronicle Elbow Justice Escalus Lord Roden Caitiff Eecalus Ramsgate Joan Anderson Jox Macdonald Campbelton Solomon Nottingham Grove Retford G. H. Vernon Doncaster Gazette Richard Carlile Knuteford M.T Benjamin Ruddier Speaker Calle Society Bristol Paris Rue Saint Honore Paddington Oliphant Condie Perth Arthur Kinnaird Covent-Garden Mary Griffiths James-street Charing-cross Hospital Vincent Merlin England Europe Brussels Luneburg Exeter Hall Gibson Ipswich Theberton Park Suffolk Falmouth West India Barbadoes Tobago Trinidad Grenada St. Kitt’s Tortola St. Thomas’s Porto Rico Cape Hayti Tan Tga Trape Canton Mr. Oastler John Russell Times and Standard Robert Peel Tory Conservative Whig Robert Pitt Eldon Warrington John Spearman House of Correction Manchester Chronicle W. Fouturr William Exeter Messrs L. and H. Sprate London Lord Glenlyon Ayrshire Atholl Duke Duchess of Cambridge Earl of Eglinton Lord Hillsborough Cheltenham Houseterryr Group Repatta Horseferry Vauxhall-bridge Sheriff Johnson Brown John Ward Rush Thomas Davies Thomas Grace Andrew Bray Benjamin Swayne Robert Evans Wm. Canes Blue White Yellow Red Adelaide New Orleans Portsmouth Great Western Moses Gate Harefield Tetgis

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